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baseball cap
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Noun1.baseball capbaseball cap - a cap with a bill
golf cap, jockey cap
eyeshade, visor, vizor, peak, bill - a brim that projects to the front to shade the eyes; "he pulled down the bill of his cap and trudged ahead"
cap - a tight-fitting headdress
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French baseball cap baseball n → casquette f de base-ball
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Police are reviewing video surveillance that shows the men, who wore gloves, entering the bank through the back with their identities hidden by handkerchiefs over their faces and baseball caps.
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with a whimsical take on what would happen if the myths were transplanted into modern times (think partying centaurs wearing those baseball caps with twin beer cans attached).
Rick Riordan: The Sea of Monsters: Percy Jackson and the Olympians, ... by Burkam, Anita L. / The Horn Book Magazine
For example, all members were invited to participate in two separate public television fundraising drives in Chicago, taking on-air pledges--while wearing FEI sweatshirts and/or baseball caps.
Chapter focus: Chicago by Heffes, Ellen M. / Financial Executive
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